Check My Numbers...Estimated Expenses for Owner Op

$60,00 for insurance!!!??? Jesus that's insane lmao. I was hoping 20k a year for a first timer would be on the high end.

Wow man. It'll be inleast 2-3 years before I get my own authority, I plan on leasing to LS in a year and learning the ins and outs of flat/oversize/gov contracting for a year or two before I run my own numbers.

But good god that's crazy lol

 

Is that net profit before trailer/tractor payment and taxes?

Also is this van division? I hope so, I'd hate to learn that LS flat are only averaging $1.6 a mile WITH a trailer

 

truck and trailer payment should be included in your operating expenses.

 

Quarterly I'm assuming is 3 months or 12.5 weeks

So is it safe to say that after all expenses/Payments/maintance fund

That this guy is frustrated for netting over $1900 a week profit consistently over the course of 3 months after all expenses?

If so then that's exciting and good news

 

Now I'm confused, so you're saying that Landstar took 26% of that 24K?

And where are you seeing .89 a mile, I'm seeing over $1.60

Ahhh I see, you mean .89 is after expenses

Which is what his actual income salary would be for himself and family correct? $.89 a mile profit to himself isn't bad by any means, or am I missing something?

 

I am confused now also. I was assuming his "pay" would have been in expenses. His "profit" would have been the net profit for the business. At least that's how I run my numbers, (well imaginary numbers at this point.)lol